[David Sacks: Recent AI threat narratives used to push restrictions on AI development may lead to U.S. innovation outflow] Odaily Planet Daily reports that David Sacks stated in the latest episode of the 'All-In Podcast' that recent discussions about AI running out of control and 'human extinction' are being politicized, with criticism directed at the AI regulatory proposals promoted by the Democratic Party. Sacks believes that if related policies broadly define 'superintelligence' and impose criminal liabilities, it could create a chilling effect on U.S. AI research and drive companies and developers overseas. He also compared this to the previous regulatory controversies faced by the U.S. crypto industry, arguing that restricting AI investment and infrastructure development could impact U.S. economic growth. These judgments regarding political motives are Sacks' personal opinions. Currently, there are still significant differences in the U.S. AI regulatory approach. On September 29, Trump and U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson are set to meet with executives from multiple AI companies to discuss the balance between AI innovation and regulation. Confirmed or expected attendees include executives from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, and Nvidia.